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Police Remove Partition During Segregated Selichot Prayer at Tel Aviv's Habima Square
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First reported by Ynet · 3 hours ago
What happened
Dozens attended a segregated Selichot prayer at Tel Aviv's Habima Square, where municipal inspectors removed a partition and police briefly confiscated a loudspeaker amid clashes.
- 01Dozens attended a segregated Selichot prayer at Habima Square organized by Mordechai David.
- 02Tel Aviv municipal inspectors and police removed a partition set up for gender separation.
- 03Clashes occurred between worshippers and law enforcement during the event.
- 04Some women prayed beyond the partition before it was removed by inspectors.
- 05Police confiscated and later returned the loudspeaker used by the organizer.
- 06Most local residents largely ignored the partition installation despite the tensions.
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